Time Inc to sell magazine subscriptions on Apple Newsstand

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(Reuters) - Time Inc's stable of 20 magazines, including Sports Illustrated and People, are now available for subscription on Apple's Newsstand, the company said on Thursday. The publishing arm of Time Warner Inc was the last holdout, among large magazine companies, to agree to sell subscriptions through Apple Newsstand. "It's an important step toward fulfilling our goal of being everywhere consumers want us to be," Laura Lang, Time Inc CEO... full story

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